Hi all
I made a sheet metal part, so far nothing bad.
Then I come to the folded side and I draw a sketch. I leave the sketch and when I do the development of the part, the previously drawn sketch does not appear on the folded side.
It remains attached to the initial plane of the folded face.
Would you know how to make my sketch visible on the developed side?
Thanks in advance
Sami
Hello
Check if your sketch is linked to the face and not linked to the plane that passes over the face
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Hi Tom,
The sketch is well linked to the face
Hello
Is it possible to have the part file?
@+
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Hello
In the "Unfolded state" function, if the sketch is attached to one of the folds, there must be a "sketch transformation" folder and there it must appear but hidden: you just have to show it and make sure that the sketches are visible in the display!
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sb
May 28, 2014, 2:08pm
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Hello
Can you redo the part so that your sketch is on the fixed part of the sheet metal when flattening.
It doesn't solve the problem, but it gets around it. :)
S.B
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gt22
May 28, 2014, 2:14pm
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Take a test
a slight extrusion of your sketch, see if it is visible when unfolded
or sketch on a projected surface, it is the surface that will be the support of your sketch
PS: as said @ SB sometimes you have to eat away
@+ ;-)
Thank you all for your answers.
The piece is folded in a true way.
Attached is this famous piece.
PS; I'm running on solidworks 2014
test.sldprt
And what David be3 proposed doesn't work?
screenshot337.jpg
gt22
May 28, 2014, 4:30pm
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Post a screenshot we don't all run with the same version or the same log @+ ;-)
gt22
May 29, 2014, 10:38am
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@ Sami
After several tests and trials
A slight extrusion does the job very well and follows the decellor of the part
@+ ;-)
Sketch transformation works great too :!!
I cut a lot of sheet metal parts with a laser, I have all kinds of things engraved on them and
it works every time!
sldw_02.png
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gt22
May 29, 2014, 1:01pm
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Hi @ David Be3
This function works under all SW versions
@+ :-)
I've been using it since 2012, I haven't tested under the 2014 yet (I let the first SPs pass to install it) but I guess they kept it! To be checked!
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gt22
May 29, 2014, 1:33pm
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And you create your part directly in sheet metal without going through a volume body beforehand
This is a habit that I have not yet taken into account in my designs and achievements
@+ :-)
Directly in sheet metal, but both must work!
gt22
May 29, 2014, 1:47pm
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Have you tried via a solid?
It also works when the part starts from a solid GT22! cf in pj
sldw_03.png
gt22
May 29, 2014, 4:50pm
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@ David
after trying it at home it doesn't work
see attached file SW 2012
you can pass me your file there's something I don't understand
@+ ;-)
tole_deplie_esquisse_reste_sur_origine.sldprt
Oh that's because I take the "insert folds" function directly on my volume! Sketch transformation doesn't seem to work with the "convert to sheet metal" function! I put it back in !!
modif_tole_deplie_esquisse_reste_sur_origine.sldprt